Find the time the puck spends in the snow

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A hockey puck moving at 34m/s slams through a wall of snow 40cm thick. It emerges moving at 17m/s.

A) Assuming constant acceleration, find the time the puck spends in the snow.

B) Assuming constant acceleration, find the thickness of a snow wall that would stop the puck entirely.

Reference no: EM13524253

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